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New Mum Survival Tips

New Mum survival tips

Being a new mum is a wonderful feeling. It’s also a time when you may be feeling tired – especially if you’re not getting a good night’s sleep. So here are some things you can do to help boost your energy levels and stay happy and healthy during those first few precious months:

• Eat a healthy diet and never skip meals. Forget dieting until you’ve stopped breast feeding

• When your baby sleeps, don’t do the housework! Take a nap yourself

• Boost your energy levels with some gentle, regular exercise

• Ensure you are taking in the recommended daily doses of vitamins and minerals

• Evening primrose oil is a great way of getting the essential fatty acids you need when breast-feeding

• Speak to your doctor, midwife or health visitor if you feel depressed
 
• Ask for help from family and friends if you’re feeling under pressure

• Involve your partner as much as possible – so they don’t feel left out

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New Products

New Nurofen for Children Six Plus

Same effective relief in half the volume*.

200mg/5ml Oral suspension, available in two flavours Orange and Strawberry 100ml size bottle with easy dosing measuring spoon.

*Compared to Nurofen for Children 100mg/5ml Oral Suspension.

Guide to fever
and pain

Download full guide to fever and pain.

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